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Windows provide our homes with light, warmth, and fresh air. But because windows are thermal holes, they can also reduce a home’s energy efficiency. To reduce energy costs and to help keep the home’s temperature consistently comfortable, many people opt to replace old drafty windows with new energy-efficient windows.The cost effectiveness of replacing windows depends on the condition of your home and your existing windows.
If your home’s existing windows are old, leaky or damaged, installing replacement windows will generally pay for itself, in the form of lower energy bills, within 2 to 10 years.It’s important to realize that when you remove a window from a wall, you’re left with a large hole in your house. You should plug that hole with something that will perform well, last long, and look good.
Replacing With New Windows
Replacing your house windows with new, durable, energy efficient windows will improve the look of your home and help you save money on your energy bills. That’s because today’s house windows are made from durable materials and high-efficiency glasses, which keep the heated and cooled air where it belongs – inside your home.
Your choice in windows is one of the most important elements in defining the overall style of your home. From a functional aspect, they aid in ventilation, provide natural light, and have an important impact on the energy efficiency of your home.Whether you’re planning for new construction, historic renovation or remodeling, we have windows to fit the project requirements. The majority of More Efficient windows can be used for remodeling projects, and we also have specific products available that are designed for true replacements, such as pocket windows or double-hung sash replacement kits.